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Woman confesses to killing baby sister and three infants in chilling case that shocks Greece
In a case that has sent shockwaves across Greece, 25-year-old Eirini (Irini) Mourtzoukou has confessed to the killings of three infants — two of whom were her own children — …
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Acropolis trims hours again amid Greek heatwave
The Acropolis in Athens will limit its operating hours for a second straight day because of heatwave conditions, the Greek culture ministry said Wednesday. The ministry in a statement said …
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Greece to halt asylum hearings for migrants on boats from Africa
Greece will suspend all asylum hearings for migrants arriving on boats from North Africa for three months, the prime minister said Wednesday following a rise in migrant arrivals from Libya. …
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Direct route for scammers as Qantas hack scale revealed
Scammers could have a direct route to devising targeted scams for millions of Qantas customers in coming months as the airline reveals exactly what personal data was exposed in a …
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Trump threatens Aussie medicines with bitter tax pill
Donald Trump’s proposal to impose triple-digit tariffs on one of Australia’s biggest US exports has raised alarms, but many question whether he will ever follow through. The US president has …
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Former Labor Deputy and Greek Deputy FM Demetri Dollis joins Greek delegation in Libya
Former Deputy Leader of Victoria’s Labor Party and ex-Deputy Foreign Minister of Greece under George Papandreou, Demetri Dollis, has been called upon by the Mitsotakis government to assist in mending …
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Beloved “Lefterakis” passes away – a voice that marked Melbourne’s Greek entertainment scene
The Greek community of Melbourne has lost one of its great members as Lefteris Petsevas, known lovingly as “Lefterakis”, has passed away after a full life where he provided people …
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A touch of Australia in Papadakis’ final broadcast of ‘Kalimera Ellada’
It was an emotional day for Hellenes worldwide as Giorgos Papadakis led the final broadcast of ‘Kalimera Ellada’, which makes it all the more meaningful that Australia’s Greeks got to …
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Distinguished Greek Australian lawyers share their thoughts at Global Summit in Athens
The proceedings of the 1st Global Summit of Hellenic Lawyers continued at the Athens Concert Hall as Chief Justice of Australia Stephen Gageler and numerous other distinguished Australian lawyers offered …
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Inflation hope as RBA decision leaves many disappointed
Australian borrowers are rightly disappointed that they won’t get an interest rate cut this month, but the treasurer says there is a silver lining in the way inflation is tracking. …